New Scientist - USA (2020-04-25)

WHAT KILLED ANTIMAT TER? IN DEFENSE OF DINGOES FIXING SCIENCE’S FATAL FLAW LIFE IN ALIEN OCEANS SECRETS OF ANCIENT POOP 3D-PRINT ...

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25 April 2020 | New Scientist | 3 On the cover 14 What killed antimatter? 36 In defence of dingoes 32 Fixing science’s fatal fla ...

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25 April 2020 | New Scientist | 5 THERE are still many unknowns about how this pandemic will play out. The immediate concern is ...

Health Check Hundreds of new studies about our physical and mental well-being are published every week, but the results can be c ...

25 April 2020 | New Scientist | 7 THE minutes of meetings of the UK’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) will only ...

8 | New Scientist | 25 April 2020 WE KNOW that older people are more vulnerable to covid-19, but another major risk factor has e ...

25 April 2020 | New Scientist | 9 The problems with contact-tracing apps As countries look to ease restrictions and manage secon ...

10 | New Scientist | 25 April 2020 THE coronavirus outbreak is forcing people to confront dilemmas around how much medical care ...

25 April 2020 | New Scientist | 11 DURING the coronavirus pandemic, people from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrou ...

12 | New Scientist | 25 April 2020 THE huge eruption of Kilauea volcano on Hawaii in 2018 was triggered by extremely heavy rains ...

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14 | New Scientist | 25 April 2020 Particle physics DOG faeces can still be troublesome thousands of years after being dumped, c ...

25 April 2020 | New Scientist | 15 IF YOU have five consecutive nights of restricted sleep, it will not only leave you sleepy an ...

16 | New Scientist | 25 April 2020 Origins of life A GIANT, high-speed 3D printer is producing large, ultra-strong steel compone ...

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18 | New Scientist | 25 April 2020 Space flight Bats copy calls in mini recording studios BATS can learn to mimic specific sound ...